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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-09
HO OSIERY DEPARTMENT.

We open the Fall and Winter sea
son in this department with the
largest and best selected stock Of
Ladies, Children's and Mems
Hosiery ever shown outside OF New
York city. All the latest novelties
in French and English Lislo Thread
Hose are fully represented, Import
ing only directly from the best Euro
pean factories, we can offer 6ue aud
staple hosiery at prices never before
given to the public. The following
drives given are only few items
quoted:
At zoe, 800 dozen Ladies Ingram
Cotton Hose, full regular, white heel
and toe; worth 400; in dark solid
colors aud black.
At pc. $50 dozen Ladies Fancy
Striped Cotton Hose, all the newest
Fall styles, full regular; worth i5c.
At &c, or three pairs for 81, a job
lot OF extra fine Ladies' pure En-.
glish Lisle Hose, in grays and drabs
only. This line is worth S5c per
pair.
At 81 30 per box Of six pairs, or
pc a pair, 200 dozen Mems Fancy
Cotton Halt Hose, full regular, genu-
iue English hosiery Tour own i'm
portation) and worth 81 a dozen.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-09
CLOAK & SUIT OEPARTM'T

This department is now complete
in every detail. Our tables aud racks
are loaded with Ladies' and Misses
Suits and Cloaks, of both domestic
and foreign manufacture. We have
never before showL so varied an as
sortment OF novelties.
To intending purchasers we would
say buy early, while you have the
choice OF exclusive styles in i'm
ported garments that cannot be dupli.
Gated again this season. We will
show this week a full liae OF
Ladies Walking Jackets and Rag
lands.
Ladies Cloth aud Plush Short
Wraps.
Ladies Costumes aud Tea Gowns.
Misses and Children's Suits.
Misses and Childreu's Cloaks.
Ladies and Misses Jerseys.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-09
Tucsday,Novembcr Isi.

Tuesday ., n OVEN her LIST.
Thieenh the Dl,
Hall cssbrad Bmd Of
MeIoo Mhay Dhla Balloon Ascension Races at2F
wedn..d-y, No,cmb. b.r I'd.
enih day ~ the F aud Ddl pitt nraud
Moc Hall by bi,d Nal Bard Of h public
Thu. .sday, November I'D.
q H.
Muse Hal Utrisd Nstonsg Band u R-unbc
MIco Chariot R.eea GiapEh MiArY Dha Races
2Fs
friday, November tth
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Of
MIco Balloon Cus" Rcs FJiOv rrsps Cattle piUs
Military Dnla Rae, 'TntI:rh
sniurdal, November 18th.
inn Gran Cnc 10 Mnc H telbfa,.d Nauona the
X ol VI BUJIu li1arirt
MI Dna Races t.r Egb Grand Dsp Of Fe
Dance" "rbs Jug aud other ttraeive pieces In Vgael
Oolors Of Fire.
grounds there
n this the Bate Of Gysburg and CJo
hund. and life thing Tar
Also Etc Railway.
grounds having az uad.md drives and wake rainy
weather will Interfere with the srsnd ons tanmsnL
Ex all plAng within the reach OF
Opportunity this srand on erar m'n'
Tne tEsts general ssnd
dial invitation al pre- dnug 1rst Fair snd Exposition.
Amos made m thsf modop and oil will be
Ca, Colorado nal
Grounds baf hour from the city.
Street cara 70 the saea
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-09
C0L0RED DRESS GOODS.

We have now on exhibition in this
department an unrivaled collection
Of all the newest designs and novel
ties, Of both foreign aud home manu-
facture, for Fall and Winter wear.
We invite special attention to our
assortment OF French Broadcloths.
In the best quality we show line OF
colors, embracing 79 shades; every
piece sponged and refinished, ready
for use. In Checks and Plaids we
have everything that is new and
stylish, both English and French.
In our different lines OF plain goods,
such as Serges, Rayetines, Diagonals,
Broadcloths aud Henriettas, we show
the following new shades: Ereque,
Paline, Santal, Girls, Briquet.e, Cres-
son aud Serpent. Ladies will bear
in mind this fact, that in our Dress
Goods Department you are not lin
tied TO a choice from few pieces,
but will find the largest selection,
both as TO qualities and shades,
shown by any house in the South.
% pieces A-inch all wool Broken
Checks, in newest colorings, at 81 Is /;
regular price, 81 30.
II pieces 4s.inch all wool French
Serge, in brown, bronze. navy aud
wine colors, at 65c per yard regular
price, 90c.
- pieces double fold Tailoring
Checks, at 27lc per yard; regular
price, Zee.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-09
Thursday, October 2Oth.

Thursday, October 2Oth
opening ~ d,vsrng bs address we,ns
Hall ce-brd Nons Baud OF the Rsoub
lc d Review Troops by he comnsndsrn ch Military
CnaiiotR
Friday October 2Iit
Dallas Exposition Grand
Band the Rspubic OF
opepne Of the DEPARTMENT; collection Of ce
valued II sO00D exhibitor. Military Diis Charo,
abreast. Races track
Saturday, October 22d.
the Dass and Con
Hall Mexico
orrrop Of The Farm ard Mil DEPARTMENT. Mis i Buobs
Land Ship drawn by ho'opsh bred horses,
strg circle Of the mile ,ek in Lac Acrobat prnins 90 bar
ispirg lis bsl with psrathue adisct Of NIL, ON
arm. Races on hacf
Sunday, 0cober 25d.
GERS the celebrated spubc
Monday, October Gath.
Fib Of The Great TsIs State Fair and Dallas Exposition Grand Con-
Grand opsng Live Dpsmen
wbe sxh bttd ofthe
the Balloon
M four vito
the surrounding
Military Dh'. yig Taper" Arens-Erhbiton
E Clock display worLr in which will be given
sss,h,ps xavei pictured in vsri' gated coos ,i ae
Tuesday, October 2Jtb,
sslh nv n Sss as FIi ard TX -.'r q Con-
, m uc i by Band Of the Republic Of Mexico
Opening hsChinsy Hail. 2OO es,O moep operating
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-09
nOUSE-FURNISHlNG GOODS

An exceptional good bargain
Fifty (all we have) Marseilles Quilts,
which we offer to close at 81 10;
worth double.
Here is a good item One hundred
dozen Huck Towels, size 2OxIO, all
linen, at 81 per dozen. You have
often paid 81 80 for no better quality.
In Table Damask we offer "a small
lot OF 10 pieces) Bleached Damask,
90 inches wide, at 65c per yard ;
usually sells for 9Oc.
Also 100 dozen Red Borderod
Doylies, size lsxlS, all linen, at II
per dozen; worth 80 per cent. more
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-09
Dress s-Making Department.

Nine. Rousseau during her Eastern
trip secured special designs for Visit
ing, Evening aud Wedding Dresses,
and Tailor. Made Suits, which are
Infinite in variety aud Of exceptional
beauty. The latest devices Tor fitting,
draping, trimming aud furnishing all
kinds OF costumes are at her com.
mand. Prices reasonable.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-09
FLANNELS, CASSlMERES.

We have now on sale q complete
line of all grades Of Flannels and
Cassimeres. Never had such an i'm
mense stock, nor so great variety.
The assortment is so great that il
would not be possible to mention the
many qualities, designs and prices.
Suffice to say, we are headquarters
for good goods aud low prices.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-09
CARPETS AND CURTAINS.

Intending buyers Of Carpets and
Curtains are cordially invited to ex
anime our immense stock. Trey
will fnd il to be the largest aud best
selected stock in the city. Our prices
always che lowest.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-09
COMPLETE LINES OF

Blankets. Comforts, Wash Fabrics,
Mems, Ladies, aud Children's Wool.
en- Underwear, Ladies', Misses aud
Infants Underwear, Ribbons, l.acos,
Embroideries aud IIandkerchieis.
Everything new aud novel in Dress
Trimmings and Buttons, etc.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-03-10
How san Bernardin Rooms. /.

When the HERALD advertises an en-
terprise and the public, trusting to its
advice, invest in the scheme, it is a
pleasure from time to time to chronicle
the profits and returns accruing to the
investors.
About two weeks ago Messrs. Culver
& Teele took an excursion down to San
Bernardino, and with the assistance of
that prince of good fellows, Ben Il.
Ward, as their auctioneer, sold at auc-
tion a large tract near the business
center of San Bernardino, called the
Cooley Tract. More than seventy lots
were sold in an hour and half, at an
average of over $3.50 per lot, and it was
thought that fair prices were realized.
At that time it was advertised that a
steam motor line, to run from the end of
the Third.street h0rsecar line, along
Waterman street to Seventh, thence
alopo Sixth to Highlands, about three
and one. half miles out, would be built
at an early date.
On Monday last the Board of Super.
yisors met and took such action as
would insure the granting of charter.
and San Bsrnardino people are jubilant
over the outlook. :.
Mr.. John Cooley, of San Bernardino,
who was in the city YESTERDAY on bust.
ness pertaining to the Cooley Tract, told
HERALD reporter that all the stock for
the road, to the extent of $40, 600, was
subscribed, and that work would begin
on the road at an early date. Mr..
Cooley is a heavy stockholder and an
officer in the moter road and his word is
conclusive. Since it became certain that
this motor line is going through. property
values on the east side of San Bernardino
have risen like q rocket, and acres that
one month since were bought for $500
cannot be bought now for double that
sum. Many lots are now being sold
daily at private sales at prices fifty pei
cent higher than were obtained at the
auction sale. Mr.. Cooley says that
there is not o lot in the tract that car
he bought for less than 5000. Messrs
Culver & Teele have reason to feel proud
Of their venture there and have mad'
money for themselves and their friends
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-03-10
Electro-MasnetiSm,

rJ,HE NEW MEANS OF CURE-DR. L.
Robbins + .ectr0 Magnetic Institute,
corner d First and Spring streets (entrance
on First street, is now 6tted up. at consider
able expense, with everything that Is neces-
sary to cure chronic and so called incurable
diseases, by the finest electrical arparatuses
in the world. Turkish and Russian Baths;
Baths DR.. Robbins has had sever al yeors'
Experience in the Australian Colonies, San
Francisco, Salt Lake City, Denver, aud four
years in Los Angeles. and hundreds OF
leading citizens can testify to the wonder
ful effects Of electricity in curing eases Of
chronic diseases when all else had failed
and therefore all persons suffering should
try this new remedy before abandoning all
hope After every medical treatment the
patients are given the Massage Treatment
by persons of their own sex.
rhe Doctor diagnoses diseases without
exploration from the patient, free OF charge
His Office hours are till II; to o.. toe.
mr2.tf
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-03-10

Petroleum..
NEW YORK, March 9.-Petroleum opened
at 6ls4c Highest 62A; lowest. 6l3s clos
Ing 6is4c. Sales, 1858, ,000 barrels.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-03-10

aud in putting on bis outer clothing.
Bohenne was marched to the city prison
and charged with disorderly. conduct.
He stated that he had two children sick
and his wife would not stay home and
take care of them. A slight cut on his
head he stated, was caused by some OF
the neighbors. The people living near
by state that Bohenne is in the habit OF
beating his wife frequently and that this
is the first time she has screamed Tor
Ill
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-03-10
veat Has wife.

Yesterday evening Officer Little's
attention was attracted by a series OF
screams in female tones on San Pedro
street. Hurriedly proceeding in the
d;,oc,;on from whence the cries were
hoard he was met by several people who
info, me him that man was beating his
wife wife Arriving at the house OF j..
%ns.nna he found that individual fran.
,;CalIv rushing around the yard in front
1T q onlv in his undershirt and draw
az % After considerable tloable Officer
T;,tle M succeeded in handcutfug Bohenne
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-03-10
Chicago Produce Market

CHICAGO. March 9-Pork-Steady cash,
$40. 10per barrel; May, 5000.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-03-10

rm-Choice lands in Santa Monica, Santa
Aua. The Palms, Long Beach and every
part of this southern country at low prices.
Dairy ranches, 40 acres, with cows, ,horses, !,
wagons, trols, eve co venience aud good
paying dairy route to sell or trade ior ciiy
In the city, $1,000 and $1,000 SIPS and 1850 per
month or no sale. This comprises but a
small portion OF the property we have on
hand. We solicit your consideration. free
to purchasers of property out of the city.
mr6
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-03-10
NOTICE.

CULpHUR SPRING HOTEL Is POSI-; !;
> lively closed for the pfesen. Tsimasu r aanit.
eUr,e euces soon as repairs are completed due
notice viii be given, and hotel sgain
Lang statation, March s. 1887 mioti
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-03-10
The Grain Markets.

Hale & Norcross assessed 80 cents.
Potosi assessed 80 cent?.
silver bars-Per cent discount, 21@23.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-03-10
NOTICE.

The business office of the Tempie-strec'
Gable Railway Company will from this
date be Mt No. 25 Temple street.
+. W. WOOD,
m1ost Secretary.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-03-10
FINANCE AND TRADE.
A Review of tho Days Trans.
actions.

A Review of tho Days Trans
actions.
New YORK, March 9.-The immediate Ell
feet of the announcement of the new rail-
road deal upon stocks was to advance tnen
at the opening, but high figures brought ou'
heavy realizstions, and the Improvement
lasted bu short time. The opening was
decidedly strong, with an advance over las
evenings nal figures ranging from 70 10 "a
per cent Later in the afternoon stocks
concerned in the Baltimore and Ohio deal
were active, the remainder being quiet or
dali. The advances of the opening were
not maintained, and the entire list soon
showed a sagging tendency. After the first
hour q period of comparative dullness and
steadiness was had, but the market soon
gave way again and the sagging continued
throughout the afternoon until near p M,
when Western Union and Richmond and
Westport displayed a decided wea kness end
the close being weak at about the lowest
prices. Government bonds, dull and
steady.
Eknanct0l. s.
NEW YORK, March 9.-Three per cent.
Government bonds, 1901: four per cent.
coupons 1881; four and 8 nall per cent cou.
pons, 1895; Central Pacific, 36s4; Rio
Grande, "a: Kansas Il Texas, 3lN;
Northern Pacific, 211s; preferred, So;
Northwestern, He's; New York Central.
115L; Oregon Navigation, 11l1a; Transconti-
mental. 80; improvement. SO; Pscifc Mail,
55; Panama; Texas Pacific, 271a; Union
Pacific, 5sL; United States Express, 62A;
Wells, Fargo & Co.'S Express, 2S; Western
Union Telegraph, 1913. .
Money on call, ea.y at SH@a per cent;
last loan, 81; closed offered a. per cent.
Prime mercantile paper, 506.
Sterling exchange, 81 ss1a for 6o-day bills;
~ s71a demand,
Bar silver, S.00ls,
SAN Francisco. March 9.-Closing quo
tations for stocks to-day are as follows:
Best & &Belcher sri. .25 Peerless. .... .65
Crocker -. los Potcsi ......... 800
Chollar 500 ophir. r..,.......1l.37H
Con. Virginia. 49, 25 Savage. ........ 5,S7%
Gould & Curry 6.62H sierra Nevada. 4.s5
II. & NJ. :. 500 Union Con 4.lO
Peer .......... As Yellow JACKET. 5.3711
Hale & Norcross assessed 80 cents.
Potosi assessed 80 cent?.
silver bars-Per cent discount 2l(923.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-03-10

INC uEdlh uatEActss
DOMESTIC.
SAN FRANCISCO, March 9-Wheat--Strong
shipping, s1.57% per GENITAL.
Barley-Strong; feed. 81 ON 0 81 o5 per
GENITAL; brewing, 81 109$l.15.
Corn-California large yellow, ,971acGs1 02la
per GENITAL small yellow, 81 o71a(9N. II; white,
$lC51a.
CHICAGO, March 9-Wheat-Steady; cash.,
79c per bushel May, Si5sc: June. s3c.
4l5sc.; June, 4l34c.
Bariey--Quiet, at 49(o51c per brshel.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-05-31
Wi1isan.

- Grrcute perbcercrbe @aLobranbe iiuS
Ouf Der n0rbIi9en 0aIbiniel pom Rt9igau
ausgebroGeu. OieleIbsu wiitbeten iuO:
li9 uon Der Staot QIurquette, 6itlt6 uon
G'Gnie uno weitIi6 pom 8araga. So9
aud in Der @egeno pom Ge8aune unb
Sipbenuin9 iteben beoeutenOe QartbOIJpGl:
Der in Slammen. SdmmtIite Qrbsiter
unb anseitsute Der champion Wtine mad
ten ii@ OarGu bic %auOriusenoen 6lammen
gu bstdupfeu, UNI Die @tube DOT benieIz
ben gu retteu. Nuf benz boben Riden Don
YOrtuse Safe. 3uii9en benz Canal unO
9arcOt ri9tete Der Srano beoeutenoen
S9aben IN. Die 9ancof Miue itebt in
urmittelbnrcr @cFohr. llumpit Quincy
mO Oru E.mabc y'uasE Dsl0su be 5iam>
men Our9 saOBe W!sn9eu pon 2Irbeitsrn
befampft. Der Wiub gebt bod unb bic
DdIoer iinb uussetrotnet. Ni3ts ais
elm iofortieer unb er9tebtser &esen uermas
bic SaIbiniel Dor Der Butb elmer aasemsis
men Seuersbruuif 3u retten.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-05-31
SestcrretNsuuaaru.

- Sn Der gbIbst'ihen Weuaserie i'm
% tener Brater iptsIte itd am q Mai
etne Scere al, bic lyrdt rebt blutig unb
9raufiq bate perlauvu t0nnsu. Der
Ebterbdnbtger 8stttnt bate ioeben bic
Broouttiou nit ben bret groBen 26uen bee
euNtst, un6 es ioufe Der t4One, b~reliirte
&6uigsrigsr feline Sunltitdfe Seigen, als
bur4 l1nuorli6tisteit zines Rsnaseries
bieuers a~ultatt oes brsIifrten elm nod u6atg
wiloer, uubrsilirter Itger in ben Rdfig elm
geIaiieu wurbe. Die miloe Bette mar 6es
Wannss taum uuii4tr9 9ewOrOsn. ais ite
nit einem fur9tbareu @ebria auf i'm loss
~itirste. Den GbtsrbGuotser usrlieB aber
Die &altbIitisteit nidt, er uerieste benz
Gbiere etuen furdtburen Salua auf ben
Ropf uno idrie ben 0drtern gu: yOas lit
Der uuredte Gtser! 9tnein NIT tbml"
Die 0iener eilten benu aud nit @tieuz
itansen berbei uuo trteben ods Gbter uiez
Ser in ieinen Rdf1 juriit OaS 8rblis
fun lobnte Die @eiitessesenpart bes mu>
tbtgen Sdubtsers nit ldutsm 8eital.
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GanSaS.

- Dim %. WtCi entIuo it6 gu SC in a.
II q II elm i9peres @ewitter, weE3es eineu
i~erneren berrIi3eu &eSeH bro9te. Der
9lts fubr in einen Stau 8. y. Ni9ol
IONS uuo t6otete bret Der Ie3s In bemielz
ben aufbeuabrteu Pfer6e. @tne 4uSubl
anoerer @ebduOe purbe sIet3faas pom
Blie eetroffen, bod wurben weber Meu.
i6en nod gteb bierbei setOStet.
- grit iett tonmen senaue Qnsaben
Iber bic Serbeerungen, pel6e Der @pclon,
Der i'm anfanse ber Iesten aprilwO9e bas
IbIi9e &auas beimiu@te, anses
ri9tst bat. SIM @an;en wurpen ID Ween:
i9en set6btet unb 237 mebr ober wentser
i1wer perIett. 8on ben 2esteren perben
mad Qusiasen Der fe bebanSelnben AerSte
pabri9sinlt9 nod uieIe itsrben. Der an
@isentbum anseri9tste S6a6en ioa
$500, 900 betraseu. Sn benz Stdot9en
9rescott iteben nur nod etnise Sduier,
Orei &iraen iino einssftirSt. IS bat fid
elm @omite sebtlbet, ueI6es bis ieet $1,000
our llnterftisuns Der 0eOt5Ietoenoen GUAM.
mensebra9t bat.
-0te RatursassG ompasute gu 8oala
bat etnen grfols 81 uer5eibnen. SIS wurOe
am Drummer go. 2 i'm Boon. 6eIoe. eins
Strobe sema3t. Sur; na9oem Der See
ter" angeiebt worben mar, 3et9te oerielbe
$50 Bfuno, unb cine auBergewObuli9e
WtenSe Gas entitrOmte Der QueIe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-05-31

Die anssIesenbett Der proiectirten
Sabn pom SapneSotue na6 Sauc Center
i9etnt i9lieBls9 bod gum &lappen gu
tommsn. Sn elmer in Sprins 9iu sebal'
tenen SeriammIun9 entldIonen fi1 bic
Siirger ienes Conn, Bombs I'M Betrag BON.
$4,000 gu seben. uno faQs bic gabuseieas
idaft bteies 4nerbteten sutbeiBt, wtrO cine
abittmmuns ibsr Seraussubuns Der
Bombs erfolsen. WeDers @roue, Gate
9enrp unb NsIroie werDeu benz SeiiptsIe
folsen.
- Gin NIT Dem Gusiate bebafteter
S4weoe Namens Soiepb Quberion lift in
WtnneapoIts mad neunidbrtgem
2etoen seltorben. Der Mann bate eine
6amiIis, ~slSs i9 uOaiser @siuuobeit er:
treut.
- Der Serluif, weI1er bur9 cine gr
ploiiou pom 4 Sonnen Ritro. @lpcerin BET
Oulutb e%ntitanoen 1T, pirb auf $40, 900
abSei6Gst. Suei 6remoe, bic nube bel
benz erp!ooirten 9ebduoe Dor Der @rploiion
selebsn wuroen, iino wabri4etnlt9 Su
atome seri6mettert 1poroen. Wtan tcnnte
ubloIut tsine Spur meAr pOa tbnsn finOen.
- gue &af srperttdtttn uon Anime
o blben etneu ySooI" gebiloet, nm
Die 2Obne Der Sasearbeiter in Die S6be gu
treiben. Cine uuioutarte, BON Der @enes
raj OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Der Sitter Der Nrbeit
genebmist, iou auf aue pom v8ooI" sea,s
betteten 6d1er befsitiSt ueroeu. Webl
in Sdiern obue &arten fou etnem
Boycott unteruorfen iperben. Die MIller
betIasen fi3 tariiber unb webren fi4 or'
oentIt9.
- gu ct. g a brad In benz Sea:
i5inenraum Der SleiueiBs unb Del. Sabrit
$50 uno 322 Sobn StraBe, 6euer aus, mel:
wsl9es ii4 BET ber 8reunbarteit Der 8aa:
reuuorrdrbe nit srObe S9neQisfeit aug:
breitete uno bic Sabrit iammt Snbalt in
turSer Seit serit0rte. Oas nebenangeIes
gene, Sirminsbam brothers seb6rise
9robe Soppel. 6rame Suus, bewobnt
pom gtban Aqen unb Gus geluts, wuroe
au9 pom ben SIammsn fart bei9doi9t.
Oas Sab itsebduoe mar cine suetitOttge
biuise v@ffaire" uno bate etnen Wertb
pon etwa $4,000. Die Waareruorrdtbe
uuo gtnrt9tunsen butten e;nen Bertb pom
unsefdbr $4,000 uno weren tbetlweIie
perii1ert.
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WtseOaVu.

- Oas Oorf Sawtborne, wel9es
unsefdbr is @silen iGoli4 BON superior
an Der SmabasS abn selesen 1T, wurOs
burd 5euer sdnSIi4 S~erit0rt. 0as lettere
wiitbet iset in ben bena4barten wertbuoIs
len SOriten. @s sins gum Slid tein
Meni4snleben perloren.
- Sn ben peitli9 BON 9urlep seles
senen BuIbunsen tnb auf's Reue 8rdnoe
aussebro4en.
- @inen slidli9en Sunb madte 0a'
MEL gourab, Der ni9t melt pon ber .Stabt
Bepin wobnt, inbem CT auf bas Eager
elmer DSIfin itieB, wdbrenb bic glIte fort
mar. Sisbsn iunse BOIfe, 70 srOB wie
@i4tatsn. fanb er BARN er bat fir bsren
,ScaIps" pom County S4asmeiiter tn
Duranb $50 erbalten unb lit pom Staate
gu sbeniOuieI bere4tist.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-05-31
WebraSfG.
- Su s. t n 9 8 MID man SObruers
iu6e mad grosas %anlteuen.

- Su Sa t 9 8 MID rsan Sobruers
iu6e mad grosas aniteaen.
Der Stabtratb pom 8Iattss
moutb bat bei3lOIen. 5errn Inhren
&olepater nit Der p~oultdnoisen Iusarbeis
tung pom BIdnen iiber @raOirung, Yilas
iteruns, iOpte BanerIettung per StaOt 81
betrQuen.
- Seim County : GIsrf in s IN o nj
wuroen am leeteu Utontas bic Snccrporas
ttousartitel Der HebraSta Gano uno Srs
uei1ment 50. NIT einem 8etrte6s tapital ucn
500, 600 ~etn9etra9en.
- Sn 8 9aIIalo Or9aniirte it3 nit
eineu. SetriebsfapitGl non go, 900 elm Bau
uno 4nleibe, 8erein. @ket3jeittg iit'muu
bort nit Der Srsaniirun9 elmer 9anoeIss
TANNER bei4afttst.
- Der bur9 oas sroBe Ssuer fir3li9 in
9oIbreb9e angeri4tete S9aoen be-
trdgt $25, 900. uebrigens mirb bas abse:
brannte @si9dftsuierteI iofort wieber auf;
9ebaut weroen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-05-31
Sutnots.

- Sir 0iebe seipart, bat Der Sarmer
2epinaD Gobtnion IN Glart County.
OerieIbe bate fein 8ertrauen auf bic
Banteu unb beSbalb nabesu $4,000 in
baarem @elbe i'm Sauie periteft. 0db.
renb er ielbit In einem Sotsl su Waribaa
i9per trant barnieberlag unb feline Samilte
an ietnem &rantenbetts ueriammeIt par,
bra9en Oiebe in ietn Saus Elm, pel9e bic
sauSe Summe mitnabmen.
- SIN Bittsfislb, 9tte County
~ereisnete ii9 bieier Gage etne eri@itternoe
Scene. Sawere, sewttterbrobenoe Wol.
Ten soeen iiber ienc @esenb, ais pl6slt9
Elm BltsfrabI bernieberfubr, einen Der
srosen 8Gume in benz bortisen Gourtbauss
Square traf, Cob unb Seroerben uerur-
iadenb. Stint Bferbe, pelde /, Saune
bes Yartes ansebuuoen paren, wuroen
bur6 bic eIettrii9e @ri9itteruns 5u 8ooen
seworfen, ipareu aber nur betdubt uno er:
bolten it9 balb pieber. 3uei Trauen, bic
in einem @agen serabe beS Weses famen,
purben ebenfaus setruffen uno Elm Stid
pom 8asen abgerinen. gtne Der Srauen
nor nur betdubt unb erbolte ii9 balo
wieber, wdbrenb bic a%uoere, etne Srau
8aaner, ani6einenb Ieblos fortsetrasen
wurbe.
- Gbpar6 Worris. Der Gertrster pom
Sairbanfs Gaming So. pon s btca9o,
teIesrapbirte aus Baris, er babe einen
Gontratt sur 9~ieferung Don 800, 600
Clio sinseIestes 6teii4 fir Oas franSOfi4e
peer ur0 pom 5000, 600 &tIo fir Die
fruuSOHi6e JlOtte 8ei3Iofen. Dies ioa Der
gr6ste Gontrutt ietn, ben cine auspartige
Resieruus ie nit elmer umeritanii@en
6irma gei9iOfen bat.